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how to monitor solr in newrelic
How to monitor solr perfromance in newrelic .If there are any agents please
suggest
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Re: how to monitor solr in newrelic
Posted by Walter Underwood <wu...@wunderwood.org>.
Why are you asking us? This is a standard feature of Newrelic, ask them. They should have the answer.
http://blog.newrelic.com/2010/05/11/got-apache-solr-search-server-use-rpm-to-monitor-troubleshoot-and-tune-solr-operations/
You can use Solr with any servlet container. We use Tomcat in production.
wunder
On Feb 13, 2012, at 7:56 AM, solr wrote:
> My question is how to check solr perfromance in newrelic.Basically we have
> javaagent .Bu these are instaling in tomcat,jetty,websphere etc..
> I have installed standard solr distribution.So jetty is default.But while
> installing newrelic in solr thats not finding jetty scirpt.Because jetty
> **.jar file sonly exist in standrd distribution.
>
> Can anybody suggest how to handle
>
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Re: Re:how to monitor solr in newrelic
Posted by roySolr <ro...@gmail.com>.
Try this when you start SOLR
java -javaagent:/NEWRELICPATH/newrelic.jar -jar start.jar
Normally you will see your SOLR installation on your newrelic dashboard in 2
minutes.
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Re: Re:how to monitor solr in newrelic
Posted by solr <la...@gmail.com>.
How to run the java agent.Can you please guide the steps.Because i have tried
a lot but no luck
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Re: Re:how to monitor solr in newrelic
Posted by Stephane Bailliez <sb...@gmail.com>.
Just run the java agent as indicated, solr will be detected and 3 new menu
items will be available automatically on the app: solr caches, solr
updates, solr requests.
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 10:56 AM, solr <la...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My question is how to check solr perfromance in newrelic.Basically we have
> javaagent .Bu these are instaling in tomcat,jetty,websphere etc..
> I have installed standard solr distribution.So jetty is default.But while
> installing newrelic in solr thats not finding jetty scirpt.Because jetty
> **.jar file sonly exist in standrd distribution.
>
> Can anybody suggest how to handle
>
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Re: Re:how to monitor solr in newrelic
Posted by solr <la...@gmail.com>.
My question is how to check solr perfromance in newrelic.Basically we have
javaagent .Bu these are instaling in tomcat,jetty,websphere etc..
I have installed standard solr distribution.So jetty is default.But while
installing newrelic in solr thats not finding jetty scirpt.Because jetty
**.jar file sonly exist in standrd distribution.
Can anybody suggest how to handle
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Re:how to monitor solr in newrelic
Posted by Rong Kang <wh...@163.com>.
Hi
I think you can add &debugQuery =true to query url.
At 2012-02-13 17:06:42,solr <la...@gmail.com> wrote:
>How to monitor solr perfromance in newrelic .If there are any agents please
>suggest
>
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